The Owners Strata Plan No. 58068 v Fair Trading Administration Corporation

The Owners Strata Plan No. 58068 filed a claim against the Fair Trading Administration Corporation in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. The dispute arose from the Fair Trading Administration Corporation's decision to terminate the Owners Strata Plan No. 58068's registration under the Strata Titles Act 1998 (NSW). The Owners sought a declaration that the decision was unlawful, and an order for the Fair Trading Administration Corporation to reinstate their registration.

The legal issues that the court had to decide included whether the Owners had a legitimate expectation of continued registration, and whether the Fair Trading Administration Corporation's decision was procedurally unfair. The court also had to consider whether the Owners had suffered any prejudice as a result of the termination of their registration.

The court found that the Owners had a legitimate expectation of continued registration, but that the Fair Trading Administration Corporation's decision was not procedurally unfair. The court found that the Owners had not suffered any prejudice as a result of the termination of their registration. The court held that the Owners were not entitled to separate question orders, and dismissed their claim. The court held that the Owners' legitimate expectation of continued registration was not enough to overcome the statutory requirement that registration could be terminated if the Owners were not managing the strata scheme in accordance with the law.

The court did not make any orders in favour of the Owners, and dismissed their claim. The Owners were not entitled to separate question orders, and the court held that the termination of their registration was lawful. The Owners' legitimate expectation of continued registration was not enough to overcome the statutory requirement that registration could be terminated if the Owners were not managing the strata scheme in accordance with the law.